Employment for the Microscope: In Two Parts

R. and J. Dodsley, 1764 - Micrometers (Instruments) - 442 pages

The Method of preparing Salts	10

Of Salts in general	16

Of Cryftalization	22

Directions for making a Collection	32

Of Gem Salt Spring Salt	50

Nitre or Salt Petre	62

Of Vitriol in General	75

White Vitriol	88

Diftilled Verdigreafe	94

Borax	106

Salt Ammoniac	109

Salt of Lead	114

Salt of Tin	117

Ens Veneris	119

Flowers of Antimony	122

Corrofive Sublimate and Arfe nic	125

Salt of Amber	138

Scarborough Salt	147

Cheltenham Salt	149

Epfom Salt	150

Sal Polychreftum	152

Glaubers Salt	153

Salt of Tartar	155

Tartar Vitriolated	158

Flowers of Benjamin	160

Salt of Camomile	162

Salt of Coral	163

Salt of Baum or Balm	165

Salt of Fennel	166

I Salt of Buckthorn	167

Salt of Berberry	168

Salt of Cucumber	170

Salt of Peruvian Bark	171

CHAP	182

Of Manna	189

Of the Refufcitation of Plants	208

PART the SECOND	226

Eels in Pafte Viviparous	244

Eels in blighted Wheat	250

Of the Proteus	260

Of theWheeleror Wheel Animal266	266

Different Kinds of Wheel Ani	292

The Water Flea with branched	302

The Satyr	314

The Globe Animal	322

Of clustering Polypes	334

The Mulberry Infect	349

Of the FreshWater Squillæ	356

The bristled Infect	363

Infects found on the Bark	371

The Loufe of the Banftickle	377

Of luminousWater Infects399	399

The Loufe of the Bat	406

Mifcellaneous Obfervations	415

Some Account of a new constructed Micro	422

Remarks on a Micrometer to be applied	426

A Deſcription of Mr Leeuwenhoeks Micro	434

Title	Employment for the Microscope: In Two Parts Employment for the Microscope: In Two Parts, Henry Baker
Author	Henry Baker
Edition	2, reprint
Publisher	R. and J. Dodsley, 1764
Original from	Pennsylvania State University
Digitized	Jul 22, 2010
Length	442 pages

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